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Spending on Perinatal Mental Health services The roll out of funding to Health Boards has been in progress from the start of the Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Programme Board in 2019 with initial developmentfunding to two Health Boards in the North of Scotland.
They are currently operating in a building that is too small. What capital funding is available for building, developing or improving primary care facilities in Ayrshire and Arran?
Affordable housing units completed with funding from the AHSP count towards the Scottish Government's target to deliver 50,000 affordable homes over five years from April 2016 to 31 March 2021.
Apprenticeships continue to be based on demand and Scottish Government work closely with Skills Development Scotland and the Scottish Funding Council to support those who are looking to take on apprentices.
Information on final spend on the FlexibleWorkforceDevelopmentFund pilot in 2017-18 will be published in line with wider details of college delivery in that academic year, in early 2019.
Importantly, given the current economic climate, we also continue to provide support for Skills Development Scotland, as well as funding a range of skills and training programmes.
A further example of training and skills involvement is the Welsh Government funding of Union Learning Representatives (ULRs) (similar to Scotland's Union Learning) via the Wales Union Learning Fund which develops the employability and essential skills of the workforce.